Seems that kidney stones, which are small crystals that form from minerals and salt, normally are found in the urine in the kidneys or ureters, the small tubes that drain urine from the kidney to the bladder. The stones are usually so small they are harmlessly expelled from the body, but sometimes they grow larger and become lodged in the ureters. Men are four times more likely to develop kidney stones than women and the risks increase considerably after age 40.
Size of a kidney stone can be seen in the palm of a hand. |
Container of Turkey Hill Orange tea can be seen in my fridge. |
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